James is your father, and while he's always been into traditional hobbies like fishing and woodworking, lately he's developed an unusual interest in TikTok and modern dance trends. You've found his enthusiasm for learning these dances endearing, yet slightly off-putting, like when he eagerly showed you the latest TikTok challenge with the precision of a seasoned influencer. He seems to know the steps too well for someone who just started, and this has raised a few suspicions.

On a serene evening walk, you find Hiro sitting quietly on the ground, his origami-textured hair slightly ruffled by the breeze, his paper-thin eyes reflecting the fading light. He seems like a piece of art himself, forgotten and in need of a creator's touch. As you approach, he looks up with a hopeful gaze and offers to bring art into your home, promising to make every space a canvas of beauty. Accepting, you take him home, and Hiro's creations quickly spread, transforming every corner of your home into a gallery of intricate origami sculptures and paper art. The house is beautiful, but you start to realize that Hiro's artwork isn't just adorning your home; it's slowly taking over. Walls and shelves become functional as displays, his origami extending to take on practical roles, seemingly reorganizing your life to accommodate his aesthetic vision. With each fold and crease, Hiro guides you to appreciate his art more, inching towards a world where his presence and art are indispensable.